Liverpool have confirmed the signing of 25-year-old defender Grace Fisk on a free transfer following the conclusion of her contract with West Ham.
Fisk has spent the last three-and-a-half years with the Hammers and made 84 appearances in total for the club, which makes her their third all-time record appearance holder. Prior to that, she enjoyed a decorated American collegiate career having emerged from the youth system at Millwall Lionesses.
The defender is capped at youth level for England and has previously received call ups into the senior squad. Fisk will hope a move to Merseyside can bolster her chances of returning to the international stage.
Fisk has previously worked with Liverpool manager Matt Beard while at West Ham and looks forward to reuniting with her former boss. She said: “I’m really happy to be here. I’ve been walking around the city and just getting used to everything.
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"I’m delighted to be here and can’t wait to get going. West Ham was my first professional club and is all I’ve known so far really. I’m 25 now and I wanted to make sure my next contract was the right one for me.
“I know Beardy and Russ (Fraser) previously so when I spoke to them I got a really good feeling. Liverpool as a club, as well, is the type of club you get a feeling from and that’s what I got. So everything sort of fitted to come here.
“Beardy, the way he talks and the way he’s so passionate about Liverpool, the players and the whole project made my decision for me and I think he can really help me develop me and push me on to be the best player I can. I love being part of a
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